RAMONSKAIA MONOSEMIANNAYA 47

Ramonskaia Monosemiannaya 47 is a sugar beet variety developed at the All-Russian Research Institute of Sugar Beet named after A. L. Mazlumov. This variety is characterized by medium yields ranging from 32 to 44 tons per hectare and high sugar content reaching 18.6%. Thanks to its 95% single-stemming rate, Ramonskaia Monosemiannaya 47 is ideal for cultivation using intensive technologies, which promotes maximum utilization of the crop's potential and increases production efficiency.

The variety possesses high plasticity and is adapted to various growing conditions, making it versatile for many regions. It demonstrates relative resistance to pests such as rootworm, as well as to diseases, including powdery mildew. The mid-maturity period allows for effective planning of agronomic activities and obtaining stable yields in various climatic zones.

Intensive technology for sugar beet cultivation, developed and implemented in the 1980s, best reveals the potential of the Ramonskaia Monosemiannaya 47 variety. This technology is aimed at obtaining high yields of root crops — from 35 to 40 tons per hectare and more, with a significant reduction in manual labor costs. Using this variety in combination with modern agronomic techniques allows significantly improving productivity and economic efficiency of sugar beet production.